The Bluebirds continue their Adran Premier campaign by facing Swansea City Women on Sunday, November 5th.
The fixture will be played at Llandarcy Academy of Sport, with a kick-off time of 2pm.
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City head into Sunday’s fixture on the back of an impressive 6-1 win over Barry Town United at Cardiff City Stadium, in which 1,092 fans showed fantastic support.
Continue your backing of the Bluebirds this weekend, with free entry for all supporters, no tickets required.
Please note that there will be a charge for parking at Llandarcy Academy of Sport.
ADRAN PREMIER | SEASON SO FAR
City’s victory over Barry Town United last weekend saw the Bluebirds remain three points clear at the top of the Adran Premier table.
Danielle Green, Siobhan Walsh, Seren Watkins, Molly Kehoe, Eliza Collie and Tija Richardson all got on the scoresheet on a fantastic night at CCS.
Away from home this season, City have won all three fixtures, defeating Cardiff Met, Wrexham and Pontypridd United.
Sunday’s opponents are currently second in the table, having recorded 13 points from their opening six matches.
Last time out, the Swans claimed an impressive 4-0 win over Aberystwyth Town, with a brace and two assists from captain Katy Hosford.
Despite falling to a 3-1 defeat to Cardiff Met at the start of October, the side have bounced back with three consecutive wins.
IN DEPTH | STATZONE
Ahead of this Sunday’s match, let’s take a look at some interesting stats…
- In the four meetings between the two sides last season, City recorded 8 points, with two wins and two draws.
- City have scored 20 goals in the opening six matches of the season, an average of 3.3 per game.
- The Bluebirds are unbeaten in the last 28 league matches.
- Swansea City’s record of 16 goals so far this campaign is joint-second with Wrexham.
- The Swans’ top scorer is captain Hosford, who has five goals and three assists to her tally.
CITY MEMORIES | HANNAH POWER
The Bluebirds’ last trip to Llandarcy Academy of Sport resulted in a hugely dramatic finish.
With City trailing 2-1 heading into the 97th minute, centre-back Hannah Power found Phoebie Poole with a brilliant pass, with the latter finishing clinically into the bottom corner.
The goal meant that City remained unbeaten and secured a crucial result on the way to the Adran Premier title.
Recalling the dramatic end to the game, Hannah said: “I remember having the ball at my feet and thinking we literally have seconds left of this game, so I need to play this ball forward.
“That’s when I spotted Phoebie’s run so I dinked it in her direction and as soon as it went into the back of the net, it was the best feeling.
“Everyone went wild and dived on each other because we all knew how important that goal was for our title-winning season.
“It felt even more special because it was in the South Wales derby and helped us to secure an invincible season.”